Farheen Ali

Documentaries are increasingly influential due to streaming access, trust in in-depth storytelling, emotional authenticity, and social media amplification. It makes them powerful tools for informing, connecting, and shaping global conversations today.

Salman Rushdie reflects on surviving a 2022 stabbing in a Sundance documentary, showing his recovery, collaborating with wife Rachel Griffiths, and explaining why film captures the attack's reality beyond writing.

Jamie Lee Curtis says 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' initially made no sense, but she understood her character, leading to award wins and a surprise Oscar that reflected personal and creative growth.

Jennifer Grey returns as Baby in a 'Dirty Dancing' sequel from Lionsgate, written by Kim Rosenstock, filming soon, with Grey executive producing and aiming to honour the original without replacing Patrick Swayze.

Margot Robbie celebrated 'Wuthering Heights' with a playful bachelorette party for her character, featuring Victorian costumes, chaotic first screening, Jacob Elordi-fueled cheers, drinking games, and the film's February theatrical release.

Keke Palmer leads the stylish comedy heist 'I Love Boosters,' about fashion-targeting shoplifters, directed by Boots Riley, starring a major ensemble, premiering at SXSW in March and releasing theatrically in May 2026 worldwide.

James Cameron says five marriages taught him relationships require learning, effort and compatibility; early failures led to self-awareness, and his 25-year marriage to Suzy Amis reflects a lasting commitment today.

Snoop Dogg will star in and produce Eli Roth's outrageous haunted house horror film 'Don't Go in That House, B*tch!', while also collaborating on another project, 'Ice Cream Man,' scoring original music.

Stellan Skarsgård hints 'Mamma Mia 3' may revive Meryl Streep's Donna, with cast and producers discussing a trilogy finale and possible new stars joining the beloved musical franchise.

While filming 'Armageddon,' Ben Affleck battled food poisoning and vomiting between takes, yet delivered an authentic performance, recalling the experience as unforgettable and praising Bruce Willis' generosity on set.